An article on MSNBC.com yesterday stated that the world's four biggest consumer electronics companies-- Sony, Samsung, the Dutch Philips Electronics, and Panasonic-owner Matsushita Electric Industrial-- have agreed to start using a common method of protecting digital music and video products against piracy and illegal copying. Initial versions are expected out this summer, but such interoperability, at this time, does not exist.
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